"I NO LONGER LOVE YVONNE JEGEDE, BUT I'LL RISK MY LIFE TO PROTECT HER" — KUNLE 'ABOUNCE' FAWOLE OPENS UP. (PHOTO).

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 "I No Longer Love Yvonne Jegede, But I'll Risk My Life to Protect Her" — Kunle 'Abounce' Fawole Opens Up Nollywood actor Kunle "Abounce" Fawole has revealed that although he no longer has romantic feelings for his ex-wife, actress Yvonne Jegede, he would still do everything possible to protect her because she is the mother of their son. Speaking during an interview on With Chude, Fawole reflected on their failed marriage, saying he has chosen peace over bitterness and prefers not to hold grudges against people he once loved. "I had a girlfriend once, but it didn't work. I think we're just on different planes," he said, adding that he would rather take the blame than live with resentment. The actor also said he has no interest in pretending someone no longer exists after a relationship ends. "I don't want to see somebody that I used to be with down the street and turn my face away," he said. When asked directly if he still...

RUSSELL CROWE TALKS 'STICKING TO HIS GUNS' ON 'GLADIATOR' SEX SCENES. (PHOTO).


 Russell Crowe talks 'sticking to his guns' on 'Gladiator' sex scenes


At the Taormina Film Festival, Russell Crowe revisited his moral stance during the making of Gladiator. He explained that despite pressure from producers to include sex scenes between his character Maximus and Connie Nielsen’s, he refused, arguing it would undermine the story of a man avenging his murdered family. 


Crowe said director Ridley Scott ultimately agreed, recognizing that the film’s emotional core lay in its integrity. He noted that the movie’s success was partly due to its moral foundation, which resonated strongly with women audiences who connected with its themes of love and vengeance.


Crowe also reflected on the changing landscape of cinema, recalling how Netflix once told him he had more number‑one films on their platform than any actor who hadn’t worked directly with them. 


While acknowledging streaming’s benefits, he stressed the irreplaceable communal experience of theaters, where strangers share stories together. 


He mentioned his upcoming Netflix project Unabomber, as well as his role in Chad Stahelski’s Highlander reboot alongside Henry Cavill and Dave Bautista, praising Stahelski’s reputation for delivering exciting films.


Beyond his career highlights, Crowe spoke about his latest film Bear Country, premiering at Taormina, and touched on broader issues of charisma and power. He warned that political leaders can use charm to mask harmful actions, urging audiences to be cautious of such figures. 


Crowe’s reflections combined personal anecdotes, professional milestones, and philosophical insights, underscoring his belief in storytelling as both art and moral compass.

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